Research Studies

Visions is a multi-specialty center with an emphasis on Women's health care and Orthopaedic Medicine. Specific studies conducted at Visions may vary, but among our prior and current studies are the following:

Abnormal Pap*

Oral Birth Control*

IUD Birth Control

Breast Pain

Endometriosis

Heavy Menstrual Bleeding

Hot flashes*

Low Libido

Patch Birth Control*

Blood Thinners

Nasal Flu Mist*

 

Missed menstrual periods

Osteoporosis*

Over-active bladder

Pediatric skin infections

Post Partum Anemia*

Prior pre-term birth

Uterine fibroids

Vaginal dryness

Fractured Back

Low Back Pain*

Anemia*

* Currently open to enrollment

 

Endometriosis
 

Hot Flashes

                                                                                       

Are you living with moderate to severe hot flashes? We are seeking volunteers to participate in a research study for women with hot flashes.  In order to qualify volunteers must:

* Be female, age 18 to 70

* Experience moderate to severe hot flashes

* Not be taking hormone medications, or be willing to stop taking hormone therapy when asked to by study personnel

Other criteria apply.

Study participants will receive study related exams, lab tests and investigational study medication at no charge.  Compensation for time and travel expenses may also be available.

 

 

 

 Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis?

A clinical research trial is being conducted by Visions Clinical Research-Tucson to compare an ivestigational medication of Denosumab and Ibandronate in women who have been prescribed treatment in the past  and are not fully compliant with this treatment.

To qualify for this study, you must:

- Be Female, 55 years old and older

- Postmenopausal

Participants will receive confindential study-related medical evaluations, study medication at no cost and compensation for your time and travel.

 

 
 

Oral Birth Control

Female age 12 to 18

Please call Visions Clinical Research for details.

520-546-4700

 

 

 

 

 

Low Back Pain

Living with LOW BACK PAIN

If you feel a deep, aching, burning, or shooting pain in your lower back; if the pain radiates from your back down to your legs; or if you feel numbness or tingling in your legs, you may be suffering from chronic low back pain (CLBP).  Although there are pain medicaitons that can help with the pain, they often carry unwanted side effects.  As a result, more research is still needed into other treament options for CLBP.

Local doctors are evaluating an investigational medication to determine how well it relleves pain in people living with moderate to severe CLBP.

Would I be eligible to particpate in this study?

To pre-qualify for this study, you must:

* Be 18 years of age or older

* Experience moderate to severe CLBP

* Have been on a consistent, daily regimen of pain medication for CLBP for at least three months

* Be willing to discontinue your current pain medicaion

Qualified participants will receive study-related medical evaluations and the study medication at no cost.

To learn more about this study, please contact:  Visions at 520-546-4700

 

 

 

 

Abnormal Pap

High Grade Paps

Enrollment to open soon

Contact Visions at 520-546-4700

For More Information

 

Low Libido

 

Anemia

Do you feel tired, weak, fatiqued?

Do you feel dizzy or have trouble concentrating?

We are conducting a research study of an investigational medication for patients with iron deficiency anemia.

To qualify, you must:

* Have iron deficiency anemia

* Be 18 years old or older

* Be able to take oral iron tablets

* Not be dialysis dependent, receiving radiotherapy or chemotherapy

* Not be receiving IV iron

Qualified participants will receive study related medical care and study medication at no cost.

For more information call Visions at 520-546-4700

 

 

 

 

 
Nasal Flu Mist

Help Us Improve Flu Vaccination For Children

Is your child 2-17 years of age?

We are looking for children to take part in the CHIP (ChildHood Influenza Program) Study, a clinical research study looking at an investigational flu vaccine.  More than 2000 children will be taking part.

Your child will need to visit the study center 3-4 times over the course of 6-8 months.  Doses of the vaccine will be given by nasal spray (a spray into the nose), not by injection, and a small amount of blood will need to be taken on two occasions to check your child's immune response.

To find out more, please contact the study team directly: 520-546-4700